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For more details on the proposal, see the staff memo here.":1,"#Public transit has fans all over the world, but the biggest fan may be right here in the Bay Area. 17-year-old Andrew Mancini of Redwood City has amassed an impressive array of transit-related material — his transportation museum.":1,"#06b 1 Summary Sheet Adoption of Resolution in Support of the Bay Trail Board Pursuing a New Organizational Partner v1":1,"#Public Comment Bob Allen Thea Selby Ian Griffiths":1,"#HOT Lanes Heat Up: Express Lane Bill Moves in Legislature | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#View news stories also tagged as Ferries":1,"#8di 26 0189 Summary Sheet MTC Res 4750 and ABAG Res 02 2026 Final PBA 2050":1,"#Aumento de 50 centavos en la cuota de peaje de siete puentes del Área de la Bahía | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#BART Strike Put on Hold":1,"#for updates.":1,"#Negotiations continue between BART management and labor representatives. The Governor's requested period of inquiry ends on Sunday, August 11. BART has not announced any supplemental services for Monday, August 12. BART is operating regular service throughout the weekend. Transit riders and drivers are urged to plan ahead for their commutes, consider alternative transportation, and check":1,"#Friday, August 9, 2013 UPDATE:":1,"#Status: BART Negotiations Continue":1,"#Monday, August 12, 2013 UPDATE: BART and the unions failed to reach an agreement over the weekend. Per the Governor's request, the San Francisco Superior Court has declared a 60-day cooling-off period, during which time BART and the unions can continue to negotiate. BART will have normal train service during this time.":1,"#For East Bay commuters hoping to form carpools, an interactive map helps locate nearby park & ride lots; BART station lots can also be used free of charge in the event of a strike.":1,"#In addition to coordinating commute options, MTC’s strike contingency plans call for extending the hours of operation for the Freeway Service Patrol, a fleet of roving tow trucks that aid stranded freeway drivers free of charge, and is jointly sponsored by MTC, Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol. MTC is also coordinating with Caltrans and CHP to enforce and enhance carpool and bus access through the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge toll plaza, including converting the West Grand on-rampinto an HOV access point.":1,"#BART 60-Day Cooling-Off Period":1,"#MTC and 511 are also advising commuters who want to leave their cars at home to take advantage of established car-sharing services for midday errands and appointments. Generally available by the hour, car-sharing and scooter-sharing services are listed here.":1,"#Other Services":1,"#Public transit operators are beefing up service: WestCAT, SolTrans, SF Bay Ferry and SamTrans. (See map of routes.) A special shuttle to SFO from the South San Francisco ferry dock and the Millbrae Caltrain station is also planned.":1,"#Transit Options":1,"#Try a dynamic ridematching app.":1,"#Offer your a.m. driver a donation for parking or gas in return for an evening commute pick-up.":1,"#Use #casualcarpool on Twitter to shout out about where drivers or riders are needed.":1,"#For drivers looking for casual carpoolers in the morning or casual carpool passengers worried about getting stuck in San Francisco in the evening, 511 offers these tips:":1,"#For individual commuters, 511’s BART Strike Info site offers comprehensive information on carpooling. The carpooling section offers three carpool options, including casual carpooling, traditional carpooling with 511 RideMatch anddynamic ridesharing. An interactive 511 mapshows East Bay casual carpool pickup points — just look for the red boxes with the “CC” symbol on the map. Another map shows close-up views of expanded casual carpool pick-up spots in downtown San Francisco area for the return commute to the East Bay. Meanwhile, in the event of a BART strike, carpool lanes along Interstate 80 leading to and from the Bay Bridge would operate all day instead of just during peak periods.":1,"#Carpooling Options":1,"#Possible actions employers can take include allowing or expanding telecommuting; paying for parking for employees who form carpools; relaxing work hour policies so that employees can avoid traveling during peak traffic times; conducting meetings via phone or web; allowing workers to use fleet vehicles to carpool back and forth to the office; and introducing employees toFastTrak® so they can avoid long lines at toll plazas. MTC and 511 suggest that employers designate and train a transportation coordinator who can provide personalized commute advice to workers.":1,"#Employers who want to get on the commute alternatives bandwagon can go to the BART Strike Info microsite, located at alert.511.org; a special Employer Tips page spells out the details of the incentive contest and offers a wealth of ideas for helping their workers cope in the absence of BART rail service.":1,"#Employer Actions":1,"#The commute alternatives incentives are part of a Regional BART Service Disruption Contingency Plan developed by MTC, which is also providing up to $20 million to reimburse transit agencies for supplemental services already provided during the July BART strike as well as during the possible August strike; the funds will also cover extra costs for Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol to manage traffic during BART shutdowns.":1,"#There’s also an incentive for individual drivers to take up the slack: A team of MTC/511 representatives will distribute $5 Peet's Coffee cards to drivers who pick up passengers at the three downtown San Francisco casual carpool locations in the afternoons (while supplies last).":1,"#As regional anxiety ratchets up in advance of a possible second BART strike starting Monday, August 12, MTC and its 511 Traveler Information Service are offering something sweet and something soothing: The three Bay Area employers that implement the most robust commute alternative strategies during a BART shutdown will be rewarded with a choice of a cupcake truck at the worksite or on-site chair massages for employees.":1,"#to BART and the unions.":1,"#Late Sunday, Governor Brown stepped in to avert the planned second BART strike that was scheduled to begin on Monday, August 5. The governor appointed a board to investigate the contract dispute between BART and its unions, and essentially imposed a seven-day cooling-off period while the board completes its task. See the governor's":1,"#Monday, August 5, 2013 UPDATE":1,"#4b 25 0890 1 25 0889 Solano 80 Express Lane Pilot":1,"#Videographer Mark Jones captures an evening in East Palto Alto, where kids and parents learned about bike safety, picked up free helmets and embarked on a four-mile ride that made use of the community's bike infrastructure. Family Biking Workshops throughout the Bay Area are funded by a Spare the Air Youth Grant from MTC and the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.":1,"#The purpose of the Gateway Park Area Project Concept Report (PCR) is to advance a world-class park concept for the site and to define the scope, cost, funding, and implementation effort for such a concept":1,"#You can call it a major breakthrough. Engineers have separated the Western side from the Eastern side of the Cantilever Truss of the Bay Bridge. For months they've been working toward this historic moment that was fraught with danger if it wasn't done correctly. They may have held their collective breath for a brief moment as the final seperation took place. But it went off exactly as planned.":1,"#(please include “BAIFA Toll Ordinance” in the subject line). Comments also may be left on MTC’s public information phone line at (415) 778-6757. All comments must be received no later than 5 p.m. on May 24, 2022. After receiving comments, BAIFA will consider adoption of the toll facility ordinance amendments at its June 22, 2022 meeting.":1,"#4aiii 24 0908 PowerPoint Roles and responsibilities | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#State of the Estuary Conference":1,"#The Bay Area Infrastructure Financing Authority (BAIFA) is now the proud parent of its first baby express lanes on Interstate 680 between Walnut Creek and San Ramon in Contra Costa County. In the first few weeks, business has been modest but we expect usage to pick up over time. BAIFA’s next project is on I-880 in Alameda County. Congratulations to Andy Fremier, Lisa Klein, and the whole BAIFA team on this major accomplishment.":1,"#October 9, Walnut Creek":1,"#I-680 Express Lanes Open":1,"#A statewide poll has found that 54% of California voters would vote against a possible ballot measure to repeal the taxes and fees contained in the Senate Bill 1 transportation funding package approved by the Legislature earlier this year. The cross-tabs reveal that the level of opposition among regions of the state is highest in the Bay Area at 60%.":1,"#October 2, Newport Beach":1,"#Bay Area 30 year earthquake prediction map":1,"#On Monday, October 9th, the Bay Area experienced a 4.1 earthquake about 12 miles east of San Jose near the Calaveras Fault. The small jolt-and-roll caused no damage but served as a not-so-gentle reminder that the Bay Area rests upon a number of restless faults. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), as depicted in this map, there is a 72% likelihood that the Bay Area will experience a magnitude 6.7 or greater earthquake over the next 30 years. For context, the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, with a magnitude of 6.9, was responsible for 63 deaths and severely damaged elevated transportation infrastructure in San Francisco and Oakland. The fault with the greatest likelihood of earthquake is the Hayward-Rodgers Creek Fault, which runs roughly from East San Jose in Santa Clara County to Santa Rosa in Sonoma County. When considering earthquakes, it is important to remember that the magnitude scale is logarithmic, meaning a 7.0 earthquake would release 33 times more energy than that of the 6.0 South Napa Earthquake which occurred in 2014.":1,"#Polling on Gas Tax Repeal":1,"#At the MTC Planning Committee last month, we presented the latest update on traffic congestion and other indicators of regional health from our Vital Signs project. There was quite a bit of consternation among commissioners that the average amount of traffic congestion experienced by Bay Area commuters seemed so small. As I remarked at the meeting, that’s the problem with averages: when Bill Gates walks into a bar, everyone in the joint, on average, becomes a millionaire. I asked MTC planner Dave Vautin to take another pass at the subject of commute times. These data show that “extreme commutes” – greater than 60 minutes in length – have grown rapidly in the last decade. Now that’s more like it!":1,"#Vital Signs Update":1,"#The latest meeting of the multi-agency Bay Area Partnership was focused on two programs that will see dramatically augmented funding levels from the passage of SB 1: the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) and the State Transit Assistance (STA) program. You have a committee recommendation before you today on our proposal to link STIP funding to housing production. The STA policy issues will be arriving at your doorstep by the end of the calendar year.":1,"#October 20, San Francisco":1,"#I moderated a panel at this annual event that is sort of like the Davos conference for southern California transportation and land use professionals. MTC commissioners and staff have joined the event for many years to learn from our Southland peers and also to razz them about the Los Angeles Dodgers. My brief remarks as moderator can be found here.":1,"#October 15-17, Lake Arrowhead":1,"#UCLA Conference":1,"#Our hearts go out to families of the residents killed and also those displaced by the rapidly moving wildfires that burned all last week, especially in the City of Santa Rosa and the unincorporated areas of Solano, Sonoma and Napa counties. On October 17, I sent a letter to all the local elected officials and city managers of the three counties offering the assistance of both ABAG and MTC staff as they transition from disaster response to long-term recovery efforts. ABAG’s resilience program staff quickly posted a web page of useful resource material that can be found at the following link: resilience.abag.ca.gov/uncategorized/north-bay-fire-resources. MTC’s 511 program also came in handy by alerting North Bay residents of the various road closures that were necessary last week to enable the firefighters to do their dangerous work.":1,"#We hosted the first meeting of the policy-level CASA Steering Committee here at the Bay Area Metro Center. While mostly an introductory session, I was pleased with the significant turnout of members, including dual MTC/ABAG board members Cortese, Mackenzie, and Pierce, MTC Commissioner Schaaf, and ABAG Board Member Julie Combs. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the committee will be in January 2018.":1,"#October 15-20, Solano, Sonoma and Napa Counties":1,"#Wine Country Fires":1,"#I briefed this forum of local planning directors on the MTC/ABAG staff consolidation as well.":1,"#October 13, Oakland":1,"#I briefed the executive committee of the East Bay Development Alliance on the MTC/ABAG staff consolidation. A copy of my PowerPoint presentation can be found here.":1,"#October 12, Pleasant Hill":1,"#East Bay EDA":1,"#Kudos to the San Francisco Estuary Program for another stellar conference that drew hundreds of participants to the Scottish Rite Temple in Oakland. I attended a provocative panel discussion involving Resources Agency Secretary John Laird, Assemblyman Rob Bonta of Alameda, and ABAG Board Member Dave Pine.":1,"#October 10-11, Oakland":1,"#September 27, San Francisco":1,"#Since October, early morning commuters on the Bay Bridge have been dealing with lane closures so Caltrans can replace expansion joints which have been in place since 1936. Mark Jones reports the work is almost done.":1,"#Crews Complete Richmond-San Rafael Joint Replacements | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#4a 26 0192 1 Summary Sheet MTC Resolution No 4740 Revised | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#4a 24 0757 2024 06 12 BAIFA Network and Ops Draft Minutes | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#2a 24 0666 12 13 2023 Administration Draft Minutes":1,"#8d 24 0372 MTC Resolution 4577 Attachment A":1,"#8c 24 0371 MTC Resolution 4576 Revised":1,"#View news stories also tagged as Transbay Terminal (San Francisco)":1,"#View news stories also tagged as Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority":1,"#View news stories also tagged as Central Contra Costa Transit Authority (CCCTA)":1,"#View news stories also tagged as California High-Speed Rail Authority":1,"#View news stories also tagged as American Public Transit Association":1,"#OAKLAND, CA, April 16, 2014 ...Do you know someone who is committed to making every day “Bike to Work Day”? Does this person epitomize the health, environmental, social and economic benefits of bicycling? Share their story and nominate them for a Bike Commuter of the Year award by end of day Friday, April 18, 2014. Visit youcanbikethere.com/user/register to register and submit a nomination at youcanbikethere.com/bcoy.":1,"#Thursday, September 8, 2016 - 1 p.m.":1,"#2a 24 0644 5 8 2024 Administration Draft Minutes":1,"#Learn more about Horizon and stay connected through the Horizon e-newsletter.":1,"#View the slide presentation on autonomous vehicles.":1,"#Watch a full video recording of the event.":1,"#MTC/ABAG released the paper at the inaugural “Expand Your Horizon: Talks on the Future of the Bay Area” event on June 26, 2018. Panelists discussed the impact that autonomous vehicles may have on the Bay Area’s transportation system and land use patterns, and presented policy recommendations for safely integrating autonomous vehicles into the transportation mix.":1,"#Read the Perspective Paper.":1,"#As part of the initiative, MTC and ABAG are developing a series of analyses called Perspective Papers throughout 2018 and 2019, with the first paper covering autonomous vehicles, also referred to as driverless cars.":1,"#Autonomous vehicles are set to be one of the greatest disrupters to transportation in our lifetime. What impact might they have on the Bay Area? MTC and the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) are exploring the answers through the Horizon initiative, which poses challenging questions that traditionally have been left outside the regional planning process.":1,"#6jii 23 1242 PowerPoint SFEP Cooperative Agreement Palo Alto | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#4bii Joint Comment letter Clipper BayPass Pilot Phase":1,"#SRTP_backup_data.xlsx":1,"#4ci 26 0123 Summary Sheet Q3 2025 Express Lanes Operations Report":1,"#New East Span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge":1,"#Images of the New East Span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge":1,"#New East Span: A Visual Feast":1,"#Automated Vehicle Control":1,"#Friday, November 18, 2022 - 10:05 a.m.":1,"#9a 24 1260 1 Summary Sheet SB1 Amendment | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Leslie Lara: (510) 325-5051":1,"#101 Eighth Street, Oakland, CA 94607-4700":1,"#Public comments on the draft may be submitted until 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 24, 2013. Written comments can be submitted via e-mail to info@bayareametro.gov, via fax to (510) 817-5848, or mailed to:":1,"#The draft document, titled Revised Plan for Special Language Services to Limited English Proficient (LEP) Populations, is available for public review in Spanish, Chinese and English via MTC’s website. Interested residents also may request copies by calling (510) 817-5813 for Spanish, or (510) 817-5834 for Chinese.":1,"#OAKLAND, CA — The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) today released for public review a draft revised plan to help people with limited proficiency in the English language access the agency’s essential public information and services. MTC works to ensure that all persons have meaningful access to its programs, services and information, free of charge. The Commission has a number of procedures in place to assist Bay Area residents who are not proficient in the English language.":1,"#Numerous Bay Area and state business and transportation leaders are expected to speak at the forum, and the public is encouraged to attend this event. More information on the transportation forum is available here.":1,"#What are the near-term and long-term transportation needs and priorities in the Bay Area and in California?":1,"#The two agencies are hosting a public forum at the Caltrans District 4 Auditorium at 111 Grand Avenue in Oakland on Thursday, October 22, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. to discuss and generate feedback on these issues. Topics to be covered at the forum include:":1,"#OAKLAND, CA — The California Transportation Commission (CTC) and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) want to hear from Bay Area residents about how they view current highway and local roadway conditions, and about proposals to stabilize state funding for transportation system repairs and maintenance.":1,"#eric.thronson@dot.ca.gov":1,"#Eric Thronson, CTC":1,"#The CTC is responsible for programming and allocating funds for the construction of highway, passenger rail and transit improvements throughout California. MTC is the transportation planning, financing and coordinating agency for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area.":1,"#U.S. Dept. of Transportation Commends MTC For Public Outreach, Inter-regional Partnership | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Bike to Work Day 2016 | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Aviso de Audiencia Pública: la Medida Regional 3 (RM3) | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#View news stories also tagged as Air Quality":1,"#5e 26 0265 2 Attachment A RM3 Semi Annual Report June 2025 with appendix":1,"#visiting the Gateway Park Web site at www.BayBridgeGatewayPark.org;":1,"#Bike to Work Day 2018 | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#5c 4 CA SHC | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#5c 5 Letters of Submission IOC and BATA Reports | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#8c 25 1467 2 Attachment A Transit Operator Budget Summary":1,"#View news stories also tagged as Santa Clara County (Calif.)":1,"#4biii 24 0420 Attachment C BusAID Funding Program Guidelines":1,"#3a 23 1286 Summary Sheet BAHFA Equity Framework Funding Program Finals v3":1,"#Presented to the Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee by Steve Heminger, Executive Director, Metropolitan Transportation Commission on January 28, 2016":1,"#Oakland Airport Connector Test Drive | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Joseph P. Bort MetroCenter, 101 8th Street, Oakland, CA 94607, United States":1,"#For assistance, please contact Pam Grove, pgrove@bayareametro.gov.":1,"#Wednesday, April 13, 2016 - 10 a.m.":1,"#Friday, January 29, 2016 - 1 p.m.":1,"#2a 24 0460 April 2024 Report from RNM Customer Advisory Group":1,"#Wednesday, September 14, 2022 - 9:45 a.m.":1,"#Wednesday, May 11, 2022 - 9:45 a.m.":1,"#Wednesday, November 9, 2016 - 10:30 a.m.":1,"#Update on a potential 2026 regional transportation revenue measure, including background on potential reform concepts that could accompany enabling legislation.":1,"#Analysis of a poll conducted by EMC Research, Inc. (EMC), which examined voter opinions on potential transportation funding measures, general concerns, and priorities and perceptions of transportation (and public transit in particular) to help inform a future regional transportation measure enabling legislation.":1,"#Bay Area Regional Transportation Effort - Voter Survey Report":1,"#Approval of Joint MTC ABAG Legislation Committee Minutes of the November 3, 2023 Meeting":1,"#Friday, December 8, 2023 - 9:45 a.m.":1,"#The next meeting of the Joint MTC ABAG Legislation Committee will be held on Friday, January 12, 2024 at 9:45 a.m. at the Bay Area Metro Center, 375 Beale Street, San Francisco, CA, and other remote locations. Any changes to the schedule will be duly noticed to the public.":1,"#Update on preparations for MTC/ABAG's 2024 Sacramento and Washington, D.C., legislative advocacy trips.":1,"#Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) begins South San Francisco Ferry Terminal Construction | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Monday, April 24, 2023 - 12:30 p.m.":1,"#Monday, May 16, 2022 - 1:30 p.m.":1,"#Monday, May 17, 2021 - 1:30 p.m.":1,"#Monday, January 27, 2020 - 1:30 p.m.":1,"#Monday, September 10, 2018 - 1:30 p.m.":1,"#Monday, May 21, 2018 - 1:30 p.m.":1,"#Rebecca Long: (510) 817-5889":1,"#Friday, January 24, 2020 - 10 a.m.":1,"#Wednesday, December 13, 2023 - 12 p.m.":1,"#5b 26 0214 Contract Amendment HNTB OnCall Asset Management":1,"#MTC ABAG Community Advisory Council":1,"#4a 26 0192 3 Attachment B Proposed OBAG 4 Policy Summary":1,"#2d 26 0092 2 Attachment A ATP Cycle 8 Guideline Changes":1,"#4ai Draft Category Definitions":1,"#8b MTC Resolution":1,"#3a 24 0703 3 Presentation HE Comliance":1,"#2c 24 0504 1 MTC Resolution No":1,"#3eii 24 0623 Attachment A ABAG Resolution 3":1,"#8a 24 0559 Attachment B PowerPoint":1,"#8cvii 26 0188 ABAG Res 01 2026 Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program PLAN BAY AREA 2050":1,"#2h 24 0649 MTC FS March":1,"#Regional Early Action Planning 2.0: Combating Climate Change and Building Afordable Housing | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#5a 26 0258 2 11 2026 BATA O Draft Meeting Minutes":1,"#3b 25 0737 2 Attachment A RM3 Semi Annual Report June 2025 with appendix":1,"#3b 25 0737 3 Presentation RM3 Semi Annual Update":1,"#5b 25 1282 2 FY24 BATA RM3 Report | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Friday, May 12, 2023 - 9:40 a.m.":1,"#Tuesday, January 12, 2016 - 10:15 a.m.":1,"#3b 24 0301 MTC Resolution":1,"#Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority’s Transportation Investment Tour":1,"#For the first time in history, BART will shutdown service through the Transbay Tube the first weekend in August (this weekend) and Labor Day weekend to rebuild rail access to the tunnel. When completed, the work will allow more flexibility to re-route trains if there is a problem in the Tube. But the work also means traffic this weekend, and labor day weekend, will be a mess. BART is providing a frequent, extra ordinary Bus Bridge to the 100,000 people a day who use BART... but you can expect major delays on the Bay Bridge.":1,"#2c 25 1303 3 MTC Resolution No 4709 Revised | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#4b 26 0019 3 Presentation FY2025 26 BATA Budget | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Offerte di lavoro e contratti":1,"#Incontri & Eventi":1,"#Servizi di Traveler":1,"#Torna In Alto":1,"#3a 25 0846 May 28 2024 Draft BAHFA Minutes":1,"#Yerba Buena 1st. Floor":1,"#Monday, July 17, 2023 - 10 a.m.":1,"#10f 25 0223 3 Attachment B HIP Summary by Jurisdiction":1,"#07a 7 Attachment F Awarded Projects":1,"#Drop image/text into a draft":1,"#06a 4 Attachment C BAHFA Program Assessment Report by Urban Habitat | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#Engineers have imploded buildings for decades. That’s where hundreds of expertly timed small explosions cause a building to collapse within itself without damaging buildings right next door. Caltrans...":1,"#06a 3 Attachment B Preservation Evaluation Summary":1,"#Bike to Work Day Bay Area 2016 | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#3a 24 0461 April 12 2024 RNM Committee Draft Meeting Minutes":1,"#2b 25 1504 2 CEB Calendar 2026 Attachment A | Metropolitan Transportation Commission":1,"#3c Attachment A Final 2024 Joint Advocacy Program":1,"#13 supporters":1,"#View documents also tagged as Horizon":1,"#View news stories also tagged as Streets":1,"#View news stories also tagged as Potholes":1},"version":83755}]